Cannon McIntosh has a new micro sprint ride. The owner: Joe Gibbs Racing NASCAR Cup Series Driver Christopher Bell. 

The three-time Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals champion took to Twitter today to share the news that he's teaming up with fellow Toyota Racing teammate Cannon McIntosh for this weekend’s $7,500 to win Rayce Rudeen Foundation Non Wing Showcase at Port City Raceway. 

Trying to improve the micro operation this year. First race coming up this weekend at @PortCity_Racing with @Cannon_mac08 behind the wheel of the @PristineAuction car! pic.twitter.com/UkASD3GuAl

— Christopher Bell (@CBellRacing) March 15, 2022

The race is held in honor of Kevin Rudeen's son Rayce and will feature some of micro racing's biggest names including McIntosh, Joe B Miller, Frank Flud and more.

McIntosh currently sits eighth in USAC National Midget points after sixth and 13th-place finishes to open the points season in Ocala, Florida. He earned a podium finish of third on Friday of the Shamrock Classic USAC non-points event this past weekend in Southern Illinois. 

Both Bell and McIntosh cut their teeth at Oklahoma bullrings in Micro Sprints to begin their careers. The two also were part of Keith Kunz Motorsports development program and are both Toyota Racing drivers.